Residential Remodel Plumbing in Colorado Springs, CO
Precision Plumbing Rough-Ins & Trims for Home Renovations
Bentek Plumbing & Mechanical LLC provides specialized residential remodel plumbing for homeowners, interior designers, and general contractors throughout Colorado Springs and El Paso County. Operating under Colorado Master Plumber licensing, we manage the complete plumbing scope for kitchen expansions, bathroom additions, and basement finishes. From relocating sub-floor sanitary drain lines to installing high-end designer fixtures, our team ensures every pipe run meets Uniform Plumbing Code standards for long-term reliability.
Remodel Plumbing Solutions We Provide
We manage the mechanical and piping requirements for complex residential renovations, coordinating every phase with your build schedule.
Shower & Tub Rough-Ins
We install precision pressure-balanced and thermostatic rough-in valves, overhead rain heads, handheld sprayers, and curbless linear drain assemblies.
Drain & Vent Relocation
Our team cuts, re-slopes, and routes below-floor drain lines and vertical vent stacks to accommodate new layout designs.
Kitchen Island Prep Sinks
We core and run dedicated hot and cold PEX water lines alongside code-approved sanitary drainage for central kitchen island sinks.
Dedicated Appliance Lines
We run dedicated water connections for high-efficiency dishwashers, under-counter ice makers, reverse osmosis systems, and stove pot fillers.
Vanity & Lavatory Rough-Ins
We plumb dual-sink vanity configurations with clean copper stub-outs, quarter-turn brass shutoff valves, and custom waste outlets.
Designer Fixture Installation
Once tile and drywall finishes are complete, we install and level finish faucets, freestanding tubs, and toilets from brands like Toto, American Standard, and Elkay.
Our Remodel Plumbing Process
Blueprint & Layout Consultation
We review your architectural plans, evaluate fixture specifications, and determine exact pipe sizing and routing before construction begins.
Demolition Walk & Framing Prep
Our team inspects open wall framing, locates existing utility stacks, and establishes proper drill paths through studs and floor joists.
Complete Mechanical Rough-In
We install all water supply lines, drainage pipes, and vent stacks, conducting hydrostatic pressure tests to verify leak-free integrity for city inspections.
Final Fixture Trim-Out
After tile and cabinetry installation, we mount all finish fixtures, connect shutoffs, test operational drainage, and verify watertight performance.
Why Homeowners Choose Bentek Plumbing & Mechanical LLC
Master Plumber
Veteran Owned
Code Compliant
Upfront Pricing
Clean Workspaces
Clear Communication
Quality Materials
Verified Results
Planning Your Remodel Plumbing
Fixture Lead Times: Order specialty valves and freestanding tubs early so rough-in valve bodies are on-site before wall framing closes.
Drain Slope Requirements: Relocating a toilet or shower across a room requires proper floor joist depth to maintain a quarter-inch drop per foot.
Water Volume Needs: Multiple shower heads or high-output soaking tubs often require upsizing supply lines from half-inch to three-quarter-inch piping.
Existing Pipe Upgrades: Replacing old galvanized lines with modern PEX-a during demolition prevents hidden pinhole leaks behind new tile.
Permits and Inspections: Structural alterations to drainage and vent systems require municipal building permits and hydrostatic pressure tests.
Moving Plumbing Lines or Keeping Existing Layouts?
Keeping existing water and waste stub-outs saves on framing and sub-floor labor, while reconfiguring layouts provides the freedom to design custom walk-in showers and spacious double vanities. We evaluate your sub-floor space, foundation type, and existing stack locations to help you choose the most functional and cost-effective layout for your home.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should the plumber be involved in our remodel planning?
It is best to involve our team during the design phase before demolition begins. This allows us to confirm that your preferred fixture layout aligns with existing structural framing, drain slopes, and vent stack locations.
Do I need a building permit for kitchen or bathroom plumbing changes?
Yes, municipal building departments in Colorado Springs and El Paso County require permits whenever supply lines, drains, or vents are relocated or added. We pull all necessary plumbing permits and schedule city inspections to ensure code compliance.
Can you relocate a toilet or shower to a different wall?
Yes, we can relocate toilets and showers in most homes. The feasibility depends on the direction and depth of your floor joists or whether your home is built on a concrete slab, which we verify during our on-site assessment.
Do you supply the finish fixtures, or do we purchase them?
You are welcome to select and purchase your own finish fixtures from brands like Toto, American Standard, and Kohler, or we can source commercial-grade fixtures through our local supply partners. We verify that all customer-supplied valves match local plumbing code before rough-in.
How long does the plumbing rough-in phase typically take?
A standard bathroom or kitchen plumbing rough-in usually takes two to four days, depending on the scope of pipe relocation and structural access. Once rough-in is complete, we perform pressure testing and schedule city inspection before wall board installation.